
Warhammer Lords of All: The Celestial Dragon Empire
全民战锤领主之震旦天朝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 455k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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But to be honest, compared to other forces in Warhammer 3, only Nurgle and Cathay treated the old man with courtesy.
Isn't there someone doing background interpretation on the Warhammer world? I think we can add some relevant background. At least this way we can be less criticized. I have read many novels where eunuchs were criticized because of incorrect settings.
Write slowly. I suggest you work with Miaoying. Who doesn't love the white-haired dragon lady?
Ahhhhh
Well, add a bunch of elements, who is to blame if it explodes? Just keep cheating and add a bunch of third-rate martial arts elements that I don't know where to squeeze into Hammer 3. It's really a Buddha.
I also suggest that the author can look through the setting collection. If it is inconvenient, you can go to Station B and look for it directly, because the forces in the Cathay Celestial Empire are very complicated, whether they are vampires, chaos, etc., The Celestial Dynasty also has its unique Jade Blood Ghost.
Miaoying
Didn't anyone talk about the issue at the beginning? Or have they all been deleted? With such low intelligence, is it written based on the people you meet in real life? Don't think, it's not surprising that the protagonist of the novel is smart.
Yes, there are very few people writing about Warhammer these days, so this book is quite interesting. (By the way, Warhammer 3 doesn't use orcs, which I can't accept.)
I looked at the title and it was very loyal.